Philadelphia braces for trash pileups ahead of the holiday weekend as city workers’ strike continues. Officials urge residents to minimize waste as sanitation services remain disrupted, raising public health concerns.
Greg Rothman and Malcolm Kenyatta discussed the current state of their respective parties in a recent NBC10 Philadelphia interview, addressing key challenges and opportunities ahead in local and national politics.
FYI Philly on 6abc Philadelphia is spotlighting the best holiday entertainment this season. From festive events to local shows, viewers can explore family-friendly activities to celebrate the holidays in style.
Philadelphia has become the first U.S. school district to face criminal charges over asbestos exposure in its schools, highlighting growing concerns about student and staff safety in aging facilities.
Eagles players expressed concerns over crime during their visit to Brazil. The New York Times highlights these fears while questioning if they’ve considered similar risks in Philadelphia, their home city.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia released its April 2025 Nonmanufacturing Business Outlook Survey, revealing steady growth in regional service sector activity amid rising demand and moderate cost pressures.
Vancouver secured a hard-fought victory against LAFC, showcasing resilience and strategic grit. Meanwhile, Columbus dominated Philadelphia with a commanding performance, advancing confidently in their matchup.
Authorities are searching for a suspect after a woman was fatally shot in the head in Northeast Philadelphia. The investigation is ongoing as police urge anyone with information to come forward.
A woman was shot during an altercation with another woman in Philadelphia, police reported. The incident remains under investigation as authorities work to determine the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
WATCH: Former President Trump halted a town hall event after two medical emergencies occurred in the audience. He then chose to play music for attendees, postponing further proceedings. Report by PBS.
Aramark Sports + Entertainment has partnered with the Philadelphia Union to enhance fan experiences at stadium events. The collaboration focuses on improved food, beverage, and hospitality services for Union supporters.
Philadelphia School District is launching initiatives to increase diversity among teachers, aiming to better reflect the city’s student population and enhance educational equity across its schools.
NBC10 Philadelphia invites true crime fans to tune into its ‘True Crime Marathon,’ streaming now on NBC10’s digital platform. Catch gripping documentaries and thrilling case stories anytime, wherever you are.
Philadelphia police are seeking a suspect linked to multiple business burglaries in Northeast Philadelphia. Authorities urge residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity as the investigation continues.
Crossing Broad returns with “50 Hot Takes for the Philadelphia Sports Fan: Finally Came Up with 50 More Takes Edition,” delivering fresh, bold opinions that capture the passion and unpredictability of Philly’s sports scene.
Philadelphia faces a chance of showers Wednesday, with rainy conditions easing later in the day. Clear skies are expected just in time for the July 4 weekend, offering ideal weather for outdoor celebrations, CBS News reports.
A Philadelphia judge ruled that a judicial candidate is ineligible to run in the May primary due to residency requirements. The decision highlights ongoing legal scrutiny of candidate qualifications ahead of the election.
Three people were killed and 11 others wounded in a shooting in Philadelphia’s entertainment district, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident as they search for suspects. The community remains shaken.
The U.S. government has charged the Philadelphia School District over asbestos contamination in several schools, raising health concerns amid rising mesothelioma risks. Investigations and safety measures are underway.
City of Camden officials report that crime has fallen to its lowest levels in decades, attributing the decline to community policing efforts, investment in social programs, and stronger partnerships between law enforcement and residents.